Another cracking shot of Pamela Green posing for Harrison Marks on ‘The Window Dresser’ set wearing nothing more than a summer hat! Taken from the same set as this earlier shot this is from another scan of an original negative and thanks as always to Simon for sending through this image of Pam from his collection.
Rita Landre, one of Pamela Green’s alter ego’s from Solo No.13 (1959) by Harrison Marks. Another of the Solo publications dedicated to an individual model, this one being full of Rita! This shot from P4 features Rita posing in front of the very familiar daisy/star wallpaper and wicker chair, as her dress falls down to expose her boobs along with a flash of thigh!
A complete set of photo’s of Rita Landre (Pamela Green) advertised in The Harrison Marks Glamour Guide P8. This was set No.381 featuring Rita posing at the dressing table and familiar floral wallpaper in five 5½ by 3½ glossy photo’s produced by Harrison Marks. I have no idea what the code is on the actual photo’s, but I’ve seen it or similar on many others? A cracking set of Rita and thanks to Oxxbridge Galleries I now have over 2000 photo’s to go through, including many more full sets like this from The Harrison Marks Glamour Guide and others.
Pamela Green posing on what appears to be a photo from a late 1950’s. Well actually it’s not a photo as such, but is mounted on card with a die cut surround. The surface of the photo has been coated and has a textured surface to make it look like an oil painting, but that doesn’t show on this image. It also has a ribbon attached to the top for hanging and was obviously meant for a calendar? The image measures 9½”x 6½” and presumably published by Bemrose of Derby.
It also has a signature of the photographer on it in the bottom right and that looks to be Joan Craven, which would make sense as she took many pictures of a young Pamela Green in her early days and I think this is a rather nice shot!
The beautiful Pamela Green and Jean Spaul (Sporle) in glorious colour, as those pose for Harrison Marks on the balcony of the flat he shared with Pam in Hampstead. Taken around 1960 this colour shot shows the contrast between the redheaded Jean and her pale skin and the darker tanned form of Pamela. A perfect pose shot of the two and a perfect pose, similar to this shot from the same set.
Thanks to Simon for sending through this scan of this original negative from his Pam archive.
Note: This is an original image and subject to this copyright notice